Race Republic is a cycling app that allows
you to ride up Mount Everest
(29,032 feet or 8,849 meters) virtually, on your smart trainer.

“Race Republic just nailed virtual Everesting! Amazing graphics, spectacular views! All of the pain and suffering you could wish for from the comfort of your own smart trainer.”

- Andy van Bergen, Founder

GET SET UP

STEP 1

DOWNLOAD THE APP

Click the below “Download Now” button. Follow the instructions to install the app on your Windows or Mac system.

Download Now

STEP 2

TEST FOR FREE

Once the app is downloaded enjoy a 15 minute free ride on Everest.

Test For Free

STEP 3

REGISTER & CLIMB

Ready to climb the big one? Register for $12.99 per month and receive unlimited access to train and climb on Everest.

WHY EVEREST ON A TRAINER?

TWO AMAZING COURSES

Choose between:
A. 50 miler with a 12% incline.
B.100 miler with a 6% incline.

NO DOWNHILL

There is absolutely NO downhill on both the 50 miler and 100 miler. Your Everest Climb will be faster without it!

CLIMB 24/7

Climb 7 days a week, 365 days per year, night or day. You choose when you go for the summit. You can also use the app to train on Everest.

MEET THE FOUNDERS

Race Republic Founder, Mark Jensen is just like any other average crazy person that likes to climb 29,032 ft for fun on a weekend. Together with his good friends Razvan Maftei (World’s
Greatest 3D Artist) and Marius Prisecaru (Programming Phenom & Genius) Race Republic creates the most realistic and most difficult virtual cycling applications on the market today.
Got ideas for our next challenge? Send us an email! We’d love to hear from you.

About

Mount your bike at the Everest Base Camp on Khumbu Icefall at 17,598 ft and circle Sagarmatha - the mother of all mountains seventeen times (100 miles course) or 8.5 times (50 miles course).

Swing past Lhutse at 27,940 feet for the view of a lifetime and then on up the Hillary Step to the summit at 29,032 feet. There is absolutely no downhill on this course. You’re welcome.

Along the way enjoy support from local sherpas but watch out for native yack herds and the legendary Himalayan Yeti.

Check out the course map and profile gradient for more information.